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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

81. J0e4FnS FAm.-The National Rtflest hall
Was thrDAged With people Saturday night. Among
the contests that have Closed is that Ior set o.
one who CARVED on the prize The contest nor the
diamond ring was lively and exciting one. the
h005; Miss Joe Curtin, 1910; Miss Adele smith,
4460; Miss Annie Rupert, LILO; Mss heanA
LaueT, 800 Among the contests closing to-n1gng
cane, carpenters tools and sanctuary boys gold
watch.
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ExeaAv.se Am Din Snx1sa

1neIasins on metal and Tool No0ogl.ms and cyests
seads watches or tewetry. Card and PRINT
M ns; Seal snenyine q slfts Esnckes BcoIndiders
eoep d1e4 md stool .Denrnp cutting. Ra21h1r
Sss9po ig mAEkfng aud al E1ds d Esrpin 9snnferis
SS4 OF Elvcr bullion enahrpidsxiag, 8aliao eSd m
0oas % lodge paxapkaEnAlia. ,shlR
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A STABLE BuRNRD.-This morning, at O'CLOCK,
the stable occupied BY Joseph McCauley, ana
~ and 9th streets s0uthWest was destroyed BY
nre. the lo61 was about 600; fully insured.
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To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAB:
In your issue OF the 18th inst you gave notice Of
the death OF "Chas. v. Norris, OF the Navy" and
stated that che was grandson OF RObt. Norris
one OF the signeFs OF the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence" This is o mistake. There was but one
grandson Of Robt. Morris named Charles; he was
an Army Ofcer and lost his leg and his life In the
Mexican war. The only naval ofllcer among the
grandsons was Commodore Henry Morris who
was In command Of the PensacQla IN 1851, ana ran
BY the rebel batteries on the Potomac, was at the
capture OF New Orleans, &c, 70, and died oefore
same. II. IL ii.
KnoHleA Nd
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SSbfI Hi # TAk RH 81 peGh sc
North * hH cak sSTEhsz zEE OF
ss srds ses bss
SR'r ;ts fss VII sf e TTEsR r14F
S IN ffens Of ths premises az Of lot numbered
So tosesSsr With tine impr O.
M ha ooqar 81 h
east and the Government reservation formed by the in
or G avenue and North carona
Terms Of sals One-third in cash; the remainder in
the
est to be paid & deposi. Of 300 viii
knocked down. all conveyancing At Cost Of purchaser
.pn4Aads T FHascis E J. HHfBhneEn Trustees.
nUScANsoN BROS, Auetioneers.
BUILDINGS ON coNGREssIoNAL LIBRARY SITE
ssss
s1a ana E..
sas VII s = has. Capitol street.
Ihf VIII b s sold entire as hsE and
days from date Of sals unless otherwise specified
si sais BROS Aue..
FTiHOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE No.
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTIETH 1887,
at sr 1t " ~, DCL0CK u will offer for sale in
by % inches 70 l0foot paved alley, improved by
Terms Ter q day Of sale. THos. E. wAGGAMAN.
aPl4ot Auctioneer
nUNCANsON BROS, AuctioneersL
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS.
Nos. 22Qo AND 2207, 141H ST. w
BY virtue OF adeed Of trust duly recorded in Iber
NO lQ33 folio HID, ct seq one OF the lAndr records
fthe District OF Columbia, l. surviving trustee.
81 1f f fp hISRaS shs
OF the premises the following described real estate
situate in the city Of Washington District Of Column
bls towit All those certain pieces parcels of land
and premises known and distinguished as aud being
the south half Of lot numbered twenty (22J and
all OF lot numbered twenty-one CID in Carriugton
aud Hughes subdivision of square numbered two nun.
dred and thirty -four 234 together with all the
belongin OF in any wise appertainine ''~ .
Nos, 22Oo and 22O7 l4th ct. n w. being two story
and basement bricks with twostory back-buildinys;
Terms: Onethjr cash, balancein equal insallments
at and two years notes to bear per cent Interest
payable semi annually, and to be secured BY deed OF
trust ON the premises sod all cash at the option
the pure conveyancing &C. at purchasers cost
deposit OF 800 required each house thine OF sale
Terms to be compiled with in days otherwise the
surviving Trustee the right resell the risk
and cost OF tue defaulting purchaser after five days
public notice of such RESELL in some newspaper pub
ROBERT E. BRADLEY,
apS-u6os Surviving Trustee.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
NEW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET NORTH

By virtue Of . Decree passed by the Supreme a.
Court Of the District Of Columbia in equity 3
No IO412, the undersigned, trustee, will offer -
M0ND "a the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF APRIL AD.
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Lot twenty 600, in
James Caden and John H. Saunders subdivision Of
S Sga lot sever M in square numbered four hun.
shown by plat recorded In Hber B. folio 81 in the Office
OF the surveyor Of the District of Columbia.
Terms Cash deposit of 300 will be required at
time OF sale All conYeyaDcjny and recording will be
at cost OF purchaser If terms of sale not complied
with IN days after sale the trustee the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost OF defsung
purchaser s. b. ELLERY. Trustee,
ap4-d&ds 1887 r St NV.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of rain until THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY
FIRST, 1887, same hour and place by order Of the
Trustee THOS. BOWLING, Auct. ap18-d&ds
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
HAk $500 Sc S9HAEE FEET OF
STREET; BETWEEN b AND E sTREEIs,
NINETEENTH AND STREETS AND TWEEN
AND NEAR COLUMBIA RAILROAD TER
r9 On MONDAY D. AFTERNOON, APRIL EIGHT 8H
tr6n, Ia AZ FIVE O'CLOCK, we win sell, in NV
Lot II on 18th street between and northeast con-
1lni1g lQ, 700 square feet;
Lots -, II ana 13, on II tn street. between d and
northeast each containing 1851 square feet
Lots 8 g. D. 10, H. - and l3, fronting on 10th and
northeast, Lot being at the corner. and all
containing 43.48O square feet :,
east.
All containing 1889 square feet; Lot being at the
corner.
above Lots will be sold One with the privilege of
0tnes IN the same square, and those desiring to invest
IN property here have the chance being In
improvements in the above section have been numer
GUS and building permits being issued for
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one aud two
years notes to bear six cent semi
SnnuAiy and 70 be secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold or all cash at option of purchaser deposit
ancing &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with IN ten otherwise right reserved to resell at
risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser after Ave days
public notice Of such resale in some newspaper pub
hshed in Washington. DC. apl3-d
eT- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON Ac.
EEsDAY,, THE TWENTIETH DAY Of APRIL. AD
1887, at the same hour aud place.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auct. apls-d
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VT'HOMAS z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
ElfTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST BEING
HOUSE No. 14l7.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FIRST AT
1--WE OCAOCk PM. will offer for SALE In front OF
the premises the west eighteen feet Lot by 100
feet in square 2Q6 Improved by story brick house
OF six rooms and bath. all conyeniences, numbered
1417 street northwest
Terms day of sale. ~
ap16dkds THOS. T. WAG0AMAN Auct
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An Alleged Letter Of Parnellss.
A SUSPICIOUS DOCUMENT IN WHICH THE MURDER or
BURkB Is JUSTIFIED.

The London 7sxses, as a proof OF its assertion at
the conclusion OF its articles on 'Parnenism and
Crime, |" that Il had further documentary evidence
prints fac simile or a letter signed by Mr. Par
nell, and supposed TO have been addressed 90 Ryan
TO pacify his subordinates when Parnell publicly
denounced the Phoenix Park murders The letter
fills one side OF an ordinary sheet of note paper
and Is In a strange handwriting. 'Yours very
truly. Charles s. Parnel," In Parnelis writing "a
at the top OF the other leaf
The Times suggests that the signature was thus
written so that IL could be torn OF, N necessary
The letter, which is dated simply "l5-S-S2s
without an address Is as follows:
DEAR SR Il am not surprised at your friends ANGER
but he and You should know that denounee the yr
ders was the only course oten to us To do thas
promptly was plainly our best policy. But you can
tell him. and all others concerned, that though re-
gret the accident OF Lord Cayendishs death cannot
refuse 20 admit that Burke got than his de-
serts. You at liberty 20 show him this and others
whom you can trust also But let not my address be
known BE can write 10 house Of commons.
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From tine Buffalo Courier
The family OF Joseph Kuhn, the violinist, were
thrown Into great commotion yesterday morning
by the receipt Of q dispatch from him which read:
"WaA hurt; VIII return on next train" The
transition from sorrow to JOY was speedy when Joe
arrived safe and sound and tt was learned that to
the stupidity OF the sending operator was due the
error which gave cause for 50 much anxiety. The
dispatch written was: "Wash-out; will return ON
next train.n
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APPROVING CARDINAL GuDoNs' CouRsn-A o,s-
patch 70 Reuters Telegram Co. from Rome saws:
'sThe pope approves the course OF Cardinal Glib
ence 70 the Knights Of Labor. Cardinal Gibbons
has secured The adherence OF CARDINAL NannipQ
and WIN appeal 70 other bishops Coz Support
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

The Rights Of wORens
From the Kew York sun
Kansas Citizen tprOfanely1 In the name OF
all the high priced corner lots Of this great CITY,
isn't dinner ready!
Wf1e-D0n't be tmpatAent dear: Bridget VIII be
back presently.
Kansas Cittzen-Has she gone out?
Wife-Yes, she has gone out to vote
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KILLED By Too MECH HARD CDER--yohn Gruh
an employe OF the Houowware Works az Marietta
Pa. and 8 party Of friends drank q large QUANTITY
Of hard cider saturday night and GrOh was subse-
Quent,y found lying IN front OF the Railroad House
Unconscious. He was carried into the house but
died In q short time from paralysis OF the brain.
caused BY the large amount OF cider he had drunk.
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VNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
l. TWENTY-S1XTH STREET, BETWEEN AND K

TE STShSfS STREET SET3HEs And z
Saf n srsss%:
h1y IN front Of e m
lot g. square l6 in TIE city Of washington District Of
inches front q 26th street between ana streets
Terms Of sale One; half cash balance i, six and
be &
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Aucf. aps =, il i idsis
q, - THE ABOVE SALE IS R2sTPoNEp ON Ac-
TWENT1ETH 1887. same hour '. and Place. Ar"A
a 1S s-ss' W IA Ffse s. WILLIAMS Co., Auct
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
oRPHASs GoqET SALE EoE HORSES WAGONS
SfTTKE- s., BEING THf EERs1NAI ksTATE
e EEE SAH PRE- Hshs sl RHH'f fESz e
Gssf Ct The e e1 for Of the
% R issd n hsoI 18th day Of
n9eksSGke sPREt
co%Msns1nx a rs 1chodk. A. D. 1887
LOT I tafh neutrality-suspicious. EHpEbTEkSf &c.
ap1s-3t MASON N RICHARDSON. sorr.
| WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctionesrs.
ANIMAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILL
ftsHh asSfHs 45sz5s AhS
At our salesro corner 10th street and Pennsyl-
p II asy III sasis
sensed ana our Instructions are most positive to sell
OUT town purchasers have goods carefully
apls-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
| <,ONTR ACTORS, SAFE
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DDoRDkRs m IRKI.AND--Magistrate Hearty was
shot &C from behind hedge near Cork, Ireland.
yesterday, and was wounded In the head and
shoulders with buc&shot HegaFty Is unpopular
and has been vigorously boycotted. No arrests
have been made collisions took place SUNDAY
between soldiers and civilians at Youghai and corr
HUI, Ireland, and several persons were hurt.
ONB GIL STAA ANofH1k-A serious stabbfnp
ARRAY occurred az New Market Frederick County.
Nd, one evening laSt week, the victim being Lena
Fry and the assatlant Addie Edwards. both col.
ored girls aged about seventeen years. Friday the
wounded GID died. and In the evening Anne Ed
wards was arrested, and by Justice worthinRtop
was committed to Jan 70 await the action OF the
court.
STRANGE AND HoRku1k-At New Rochelle Il.
T., Saturday morning, astrange accident occurred.
An unknown mar. while walking along the track,
was struck BY freight tfatn and hts body Was
thrown upon the pilot Of the engine where It lay
until LArchmont was reached. There II fell to the
road-bed, and both feet were cut on Another
train On the Opposite track struck the unfortunate
man, ana once more he was hurried upon the pilot,
E ana lay there until New Rochelle was reached
when the body rolled Oh, and the trunk Ten under
the wheels second time. When the train moved
"a. t was seen thai only the headle8 trunk re-
Hained aft1 the terrible b1neting It had received
No one has been abe q yer % ten who the man
was
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THE BoUC1cAULr DIVORCE CAsR.-The n. Y. Sfu
SAYS: The latest feature OF the suit OF Agnes Rob-
ertson Bouctcault against Dion Boucicault for d.
vorce is the taking OF the testimony OF Robert
Gaul, VINO was Tor several years the secretary OF
the actor, before John Whalen as referee Mr.
Gaul'S testimony is favorable 10 Mrs BoucicaulL
and concerns what he observed in Mr.. Boucicault q
household in London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

ANARCHIST INCENDfAKIKS.-AP Press dispatch from
New York says: Three fires have been started In
and about the building OF the NesD Yorker Zetxw0,
the last taking place early sunday morning, and
damaging the building and contents 70 the extent
OF $4,000. There Is suspicion that the nres ara
the result of anarchfsfic enmIty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

sEVkNTf-MNB ENTRIES FOR THE INDIVIDUAL Drill
AND HifETY-RIaHr FOR RIFLE PRAcrrcE-rHRBE
CoLoRED coMPANIEs-THE ORGANIZATIONS As AN
NOUNCED BY STATES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

THE MEXICAN PREsIpENCY.-A city or Mexico
dispatch states that the candidates for the pres
dency are In the city awaiting the action OF Con-
gresa Nothing can be done until II Is known
whether President Diaz Is 90 be hts own successor
The sentiment ia favor OF Diaz continuing In once
Is undoubtedly growing committee has re-
ported In favor OF an amendment allowing a re-
election. This committee says that, In the opin-
ION OF its members. two successive terms OF the
presidency viii not endangcr the republic by max.
power. As the members OF the committee are all
prominent liberals. their Recommendations wiz
have considerable weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

GONE BACK TO CANADL-R II. Knapp promi-
nent real estate broker and politician OF Atlanta
Ca, has ned, having victimized a Large number OF
dependent persons out OF sums aggregating 81, COO
He came there from Canada In 1856, and II u sup
posed he has returned TO that country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

FAST SPRINTING.-At western Union Junction
Wis. yesterday, H M. johnson, champion sprintej
or America, was defeated In a 10O-yaru dash by
James Collins, Of Edgerton, Wis. Two heats were
run In the remarkably short time OF ten sec
onds eacn- collins being given one yard start. he
won the first heat by one and half and the second
by two feet. large amount Of money changed
hands
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
w has removed from Capitol Hill TO 631 st. n. ",
rooms =. \ and g. 0clS-7ms
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-24

geiinnte freiiinnige partei bat Dermuib'
lid our GoIse gebabt. baB bieielbe UNI
eipa 80 Mann on 3abl i6tpdfer IN
ben neuer Heidstag einsieben tp!ro.
Minbelens bic 9dlfte bieroorl fperoen
permutbli9 bic SOoaloemoeratsr &C..
uiuneu unb bic iibrigen beiben Wlertel
-pieQeidt-ie bic ultramontaren u1o
bic Nationaaiberalen.
Die eigentIi9en Sieger bies
fer Wabl lino pbne drage bic Soclalbes
moeraten. Wfan bebente, unter peld
furdtbar sri6merteu umiidnben bieie
partei in ben Wablfampf gu gsben bats
tie. Sn ibren 5aupts ~9o4burgen1-
in Berlin, Sambura. 2eipsis, glbers
felb, Granffurt q. SO. &c. berri9t Der
9eIagerungssufanb, befen orafonii6e
8eftimmunsen ibr ieoe 6Hentlide glsi=
tation unm6gli6 ma9ten. Sbre 8ers
fammlungen tpuroen poli3eili9 ges
iprenst uno %aufsel6t, lire Glusi6rifs
ten eonfiseirt. ibre Msitatoren ausges
mieien unb berbaftet. uao ibre 9aupts
8orteifibrer fbeu iberbaupt ale Gin
Jolge bss fdmahboIlen 6reiburser
proeeHes) binter S6loB unb &iegel.
Weun cine pariei unter iOl6en gers
bdItniHen ui9t nur fiimmerlid ibr Dos
fem friiiet, fonbern bon einemS Siege gum
anberen f9reitet-bann III fie iebens'
trdftie uno baun geb6rt ibr bie3ufunft,
troB aller 3mangsgeiebe unb auer pos
liseimabregelungen.
Was nun Die internationale Bebeu.
tung bieier Wabl anlangt, 10 1T bieielbe
-borausgefebt, bab ers
liner Regierungsbldtter
nit Der bon ibnen ausgegebenen parole
.0as @eptennat III Der Jrisbe!"
Mot geIogen baben. cine
iebr erfreuli1e. Dieter Wablausfau
beoeutet oann-immer nit Der obigen
Worausiebunsl-bie grbaItuHg bes eis
ropdif9en Griebens. 0un, bas tpdre
gerpiB piel iuertb, aber = tparterI
Mrs ab!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-24

gurien" tbeil3unebmen. Wie fiirsli6
m~itgetbeilt nuroe, baben aud bereits
10000 Mdnnsr aIer Stdnbe unb Bee
~rufsarten bieiem Nppel Golge geleiitet.
@aes in 4lem genommen fte1t fi9
bieIe ganae 2anbfurm > Organization
als cine 4rt Wieoerbelebungsuerfu9
Der pieIsei9mdbten alien 48'er giirgers
garoe bar. Man eiebt bamit su-baB
i'm Gale nationalet @alamitdten bic
angemeine 0oIfsbemafnung bod mod
elm supsrldifgeres 8ertbeibigunasmits
lei 1T, als bie f~ebenbere Deere. Sieles
inoirsete 3useitdnoniB 1T ~isoenfals
bemerfensmertb.
Stun, mir tpoIen boffen, baB Der
offerrei9ii9e 2ansfurm ni9t in aetion
su treten braudt, baB er fi9 aber i'm
5aae Dies bod n6tbis rperOen iOlte =
better bepdbrt, aIs itin 8orgdnger bon
18l3l15 beNen rNur INNER Iansiam
porar!" sum&inoerseip6tt getporben 1T.
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etn a~aufaranm Ia Der ilmteraast,

VbU ttUNluSS$US w. W. $%ssSNSSS
benz bur& Elm Ieicenbes unb fdreienhes
Sinh uiebrere WSGte Der S9tuf Seraubt
rurbe unb Der 3u Der neber5euSun8 8es
luuste, baB Wars. Binslows Sccfbins
6prup asrabe Der srtitel iei, befen er fir
bas 9in6 benStbists. faufte einen Bcrrath
bacon. 9lls er mad Saufe fam uno feis
usr Srau bacon Wittbeiluns madte, weis
aerte fe f6, benz Sinbe BON Dem @efauf.
ten ,u perabreiden, ba fie cine Gnhdnse-
rim Der 9pmScpatbie mar. Die nddite
gSodt murbe riebsr f&lofos psrbra4t.
Gls Der 8atsr am ud&fen Gage mad
SouIe fam, fanb er bas 9inb idle&ter
ale ie, unb ba E. abermals cine idlafcie
0adt befirGtete, perabrei&te er wdtrenb
Der lbneienbeit feiner Srau benz 8inee
cine Bcrtirn bes Snrup unb iaSte nidts
bapon. Die Nadt boruuf fdlief ales
mcbl unb Der tlcine Sdreier erpabte
am Mcrgen NIT beiterm Gsiidt. DE
Mntter mar erfreut iibsr ben plsslt1en
wu~nherbaren @edfel unb Obwcbl ne l.1
,uerf @eleioiat fabl.e, als fe Auftldruns
srbieit. iette ie bennc& ben @ebrau&
bss Gprups fort. 5Hrsisnbe Rinber
unb idlaHcIe Nd&te inb ibr iett nnbe'
funut. Cine e~in3elne Brcbe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben iepes ainpes
unb pas Yrrurtbeil Der Wutter beiiest.
Sn allen aPOthsfen 3u habsn; rs Gents
bic Slai&e.
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Wm. SBatns 8 eobm.

l1niere Gauptuabruag 1T unb bleibt
has Jleii6, uub INN fol6es frii9 uno
aut al erlangen, fam man unm6glid
einen auberldiigereu Marft finbeH, ale
ben BON @m. 66Hing & Sobn, sto.
Sill ape. 6. Die 9erren babeH Dem
@ef6mad ibrer Gunben @ednung ge'
trageu umb in ibrem gtablifement cine
foIte 2uftmalbine erri9tet, Delde allen
anforberungen fir Grbaltung urb ents
fernung i9dbli9er Sngrebienaen bes
6leiides entipri9t. sic babea beffdn'
6ig in ibren 0iebbDfeH einen groben
00rratb BON Waftpieb. aus weldem
ilar bas Beife fir ibre 3unoen geudblt
iuiro. Wer reel bebient fein MIL. Der
befu6e ben Marft, 20. 511
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sanm nid,t alebmltd,es MAIDEN.

Simmons 2iDer Regula o.
o r, bereitet BON 5. 8. 3eilin 6 Co..
getpinnt beltdnbig an Yeliebtbeit uno 1T
in iebem Sausbalt, Der ibn probirt bat,
unentbebrlid.-aein anberes 9eilmits
tel fanrt ibn, ioweit i6 tpeiB, erieben.
Set 20 Sabren als 4r3t pratti3irenb
bin i9 ME i'm Stanbe geuefen, cine pes
aetabilifde Mii9ung 3ufammeu5ufeben,
tpeIde uie Simmpns 2iber @egulator
bic Qeber f9nel unb nirtiam In Sang
feben unb sugIei1 bic 0erbauungs urb
Blutbilbungsorgane unteriitben f6nnte
(ftatt He su i6trd6en.) -G. M. pins
ton, M. .. Weftington, art.-
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gaIifurnia @eime.

Serr g.. s Meper. WbOlefale G
2etailbdnbler In @einen, Glamo plasa,
ii Dor Rur,em BON feiner pierter Gee
f6dftsreiie nod Californian surtidge=
febrt. Ct fam ieBt feline 9nnbeu unb
Gamilien nit ben befen Sortef bon
GaIiforniasW einen unb reinem Sraus
beus Branbp perfebeH. Reinen gaIifnr'
mia glaret perfauft er bic @auone-$1.
Bort unb anbere uuberfdlf9te Weine
fiub ffets bel Inn borrdtbig.
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2O5 Weft : 6 o m f ra 5 {,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gemdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouIeaug,
8iIberrabmen unb Geite n.
umb ferner reben 3eiduensW aterialieu
aIer Mrt. Sarben unb Mnftreis
der . M ateriaIieH, befonbers
Sammers fertig gemif6te
Iarben, bic beifen unb biligiten I'm
Marfte, BIZ unter boiler 8arantie bers
fauft merben. s Is unh g p e.
geIgIas un6 anbere in biefes Cad
idlagenbe Mrtitel; tuorin 9err Miiaer
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weiten bes Staa'
ties bat. ~aluftrdse aus Dem 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.